The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-03-17

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HINRICHs' AMERICAN Corn CURE cures
quickly and does not cause pain or sore
ness. Cure guaranteed. For sale by
Henry Hinrichs, successor to Robinson
y Hinrichs.
AT the New York store: $50 extra fine
worsted and cashmere suits including a
- hat, 81 white shirt, suspenders and
collars, worth in all $1,000, only $S.45 for
the whole outfit
THE material for an addition of forty
feet to the rear of Henry Eschs store
building is being delivered on the ground.
Mr. Esch will also build residence on
North Ninth street.
\ CORPORATION known as the Wiscon-
sin Veterans Home has been organized.
James CUmberlidge of this city is one of
the lncorpOratOrs. 1t is backed by the
G. A. r. of the state.
". J. TURNER is spoken of as candi-
date for the circuit court judgeship of
Milwaukee. 1t is doubtful whether he
would accept the position as he is said
to have very fine practice.
AT the New York store: We sell 50
black or brown worsted suits, including
a - hat, 81 white shirt, fine tie a box
Of collars and pair of suspenders. worth
In all 80. only $500 for all
The Hecker buildings on South Eighth
street occupied by Becker & Teitgen and
Buerstatte were sold on Saturday last to
the Eberhardt Bros. for $4,000. Only
three bids for the property were received.
The Manitowoc fleet of '.hookers" will
find plenty to do for some time after the
opening of navigation in transporting the
vast quantities of railroad ties, brick. etc.
that have accumulated here during the
winter.
TIE Midland Railroad Company which
proposes to build a line from Fond du
Lac to Sturgeon Bay wants to cross the
Fox River at Kaukauna and has address
Cd letter to the citizens there on the
subject.
PROFESSOR ROsENsTENGEL OF the State
University viii. lecture at Turner Hall
next Sunday. He is an able man and
our German citizens who go to hear him
will doubtless find his lecture very in
teresting one.
THE Mil, L. S. & W. BY Co. will soon
begin the building of large additions to
its shops at Kaukauna. The buildings
will consist of a carpenter shop 76x270
feet. a paint shop S0x16O feet and boiler
house 36x50 feet.
The Franklin House which Mr.. Nollad
offers for sale is one of the oldest hotels
IN the city. In the early days it was
great place of meeting for social inter
course of citizens, a large majority of
whom are no more.
AN effort was made in the Assembly on
Tuesday to strike out the provision of
the law providing that no state aid be
granted to county fair associations al
lowing the sale of liquor on fair grounds.
1t was defeated by vote of 30 to 36.
OUR spring stock of lace curtains and
curtain net has been received. You viii
find among these many new styles and
designs, and at prices that will be salts
factory to you, we think.
II SCHUETTE Bros.
AMONG other railroad topics discussed
III this city lately was the report that the
Illinois Central was negotiating for the
purchase OF the Wisconsin Central Line.
President Clarke of the Illinois Central
on Monday denied the truth of the ru-
NOR.
The masquerade given by the Turner's
on Saturday evening was quite a success.
The Tragedy of the Kerosene Lamp"
and the drill of the Broom Brigade were
amusing features which added largely to
the entertainment OF the large number of
spectators.
THE removal of Prof. Sanborn. of \.
H., after being pronounced incurable by
a score Of Physicians, from Los Vegas,
\. NJ, to his home, was effected by ad-
ministering DR.. Harter's Iron Tonic.
which has restored him to his former
good health.
OWNERS Of water-powers at Kaukauna
are considering the matter of pooling
their interests and thus putting the en-
tire power under one corporation, with a
view to increasing the present manufac-
turing capacity and doing away with the
frequent causes of litigation.
The examination of Bulthaupt before
Justice kiland on the charge of assault
with intent to kill was concluded on Sat
urday. He was held to bail in the sum
of $1,000 and not being able to secure 1t
was remanded to jail to await trial at the
next term of the circuit court in June.
TIE young ladies of St. PauFs NJ. E.
church viii give Cray Tea" at the
| parsonage of the church on Wednesday
evening, March %. Tea will be served
from 6 o'clock P. NJ until 8 o'clock P.
/ VI. Price % cts. All are invited to be
1 present. ~
AT the meeting of the Business Mems
! Association last week committee was
/ appointed TO report upon the advisable
ity of having printed several thousand
pamphlets descriptive of the city of Man
itowoc and the advantages it offers as a
summer resort and manufacturing and
. business center. The committee report
ed in favor OF the project and it is prob
| able that the pamphlet will be printed,